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formalist lensfeminist lenshistorical lens

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formalist lens
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feminist lens
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historical lens
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formalist lens
B
feminist lens
C
historical lens
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formalist lensfeminist lenshistorical lens

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formalist lens
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feminist lens
C
historical lens
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What is the central motif in the passage?

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the passage of time
B
madness
C
disease and decay
D
gardening
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How does the motif of disease and decay in this passage relate to a larger theme in the play?

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It highlights the idea that the strongest bond is the one between father and son.
B
It reminds the audience that the government of Denmark is rotten and corrupt.
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It suggests that people can never truly understand one another.
D
It emphasizes the fact that King Hamlet died after a long illness.

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